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Big changes coming at Sun Country

Big changes coming at Sun CountryThe leisure carrier will transition toward an ultralow-cost fare model beginning in January. And, Sun Country will broaden its...

Despite speedbumps, NDC continues to grow

Despite speedbumps, NDC continues to growIATA's messaging standard is here, and it promises to revolutionize the way travel agents book air. But there are some kinks...

Regulating size of airline seats gaining support

Regulating size of airline seats gaining supportAccording to Rep. Steve Cohen (D.-Tenn.), a leading proponent for size standards, the average pitch on an economy U.S. airline...

The Airport Sherpa app debuted at Baltimore-Washington Airport last month.

Airport food delivery apps make it easier to buy and flyHungry flyers usually have little choice but to leave their gate and stand in line for food, but they don't have to do that in...

Silver plans to replace its fleet of 34-seat Saab 340B twin-propeller planes.

Silver Airways replacing fleet, seeking mergerThe regional carrier placed an order for 20 new planes and reached out to Seaborne Airlines in hopes of expanding its Caribbean...

Growing routes, Frontier charts a new direction

Growing routes, Frontier charts a new directionThe ultralow-cost carrier appears to be moving toward a hybrid model in which it runs a combination of point-to-point routes...

Delta receives OK to do $4B LaGuardia project

Delta receives OK to do $4B LaGuardia projectThe airline is building a new terminal that will replace LaGuardia's existing terminals C and D. It is scheduled for completion...

Delta softens stance against air traffic control privatizationDuring the airline's Q2 earnings call, CEO Ed Bastian said the airline isn't philosophically opposed to the White House's push...

Etihad must decide on a new strategy forward as it reels from the May bankruptcy filing of Alitalia and the ongoing difficulties at Air Berlin.

Gulf carriers face headwindsWhile the end of the U.S. carry-on laptop ban was welcome news last week for Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways, they continue...

Airlines have mixed reaction to Trump's security directive

Airlines have mixed reaction to Trump's security directiveWhile they're pleased that the administration didn't widen a laptop ban, airlines are concerned about how the implementation of...

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